Three Sisters Fudge

Okay, so they advertise it’s the best in the world. Well, they must never go anywhere else… ever. The fudge is made with cheap chocolate. The chocolate pecan fudge barely has any pecans. And a small square was $ 7. These people are crazy. I would never even give this place a second glance. Not to mention, the customer service was pretty terrible. The girl checking us out seemed very bothered, by what I have no idea. Please refer to picture. I set the piece of fudge next to a spoon so you can see how little you get for $ 7 and how little pecans there are.

I would save your money and go to one of the fudge stores elsewhere. I went to one in Dahlonega that was great. I went to three sisters 2 different times to see if maybe it was a fluke but it tasted just as bad the 2^nd time. Their nuts were very soft chewy like which means they aren’t fresh and the pralines were mushy. I wish I had saved my $$

Do not go here for fudge… My cousin and I both ordered ¼ pound of fudge. I paid $ 6.61 and my cousin paid over $ 8! When asked about the price difference the person behind the counter said sometimes the scale needs to be recalibrate but did not offer to weigh the fudge again! She went ahead and paid for the fudge but had regrets later. I think they may have some sort of scam going on… Beware!

Very disappointing fudge and customer service.
When choosing a fudge shop in Blue Ridge, I would advise NOT to choose this one. I was lured in by their large eye catching sign… But I shouldn’t have let it speak for their fudge or customer service.
I also made the mistake of getting a weird flavored fudge instead of a classic plain fudge. I asked the person working a few questions about the different flavors. At no point did she offer a sample. So I thought a the chocolate cheesecake could be good. Wrong. There is barely any chocolate and the cheesecake part just tastes like very bad fake sugar. I went to the shop to ask if I could exchange for a different square. I figured it would be a stretch since they couldn’t resale my square, but I figured it’s a small shop and they might make the accommodation. Again, wrong. The owner came to talk to me and tell me they don’t do that ever. Understandable, but then at least advertise your samples, especially when people are asking about the flavors. And honestly, as a business owner and someone who has a lot of customer service experience… The owner should have just exchanged the square.

I hate fudge, my wife likes fudge, so therefore, we went out to get fudge after dinner. I purchased the cookies and cream fudge thinking it was going to be awful.
Nope, it was great. Super moist and loaded with flavor. However, the young lady working there didn’t seem too happy that we came in near closing time. Despite that, this should for sure be on your list of places to stop by if you visit Blue Ridge.

My family & I recently went to this establishment, first of, the city of Blue Ridge is very friendly but when we came in one of the sisters (the youngest) barely said hello to us and seemed to be annoyed we were even in there. We got some ice cream (it was ok) and I really didn’t even want to buy fudge due to her stand off-​ish attitude but I got a piece of fudge (nothing spectacular). Overall I would never go in there again considering I can buy blue bell ice cream & a Hershey’s bar at a market with friendlier service.

bad, bad customer servic from 1 of the sisters, never again.

We stopped in Three Sisters Fudge before leaving Blue Ridge. I am so glad we did!
The shop is small but it doesn’t really need much more than what it has.
The shop does not offer samples, which is a first for any fudge shop I have ever been into. That’s okay, though. We decided to buy a quarter pound of the chocolate rum with walnuts. It was a fantastic choice! The extremely nice young lady working in the shop gave us an additional quarter pound of fudge for free as it was the last of that batch. (Shout out to her– thanks, again!) It was a tad bit pricey for the quarter pound.
I recommend this fudge shop to anyone who is in the area.

Fudge is delicious! I had the chocolate marshmallow and my friend had just the plain ol’ chocolate. Really great quality.
They also sell hot, sweet glazed nuts that looked amazing. When I’m back in Blue Ridge, I’m gonna try those, too! Very small place.
The prices don’t seem particularly steep to me, or at least not any worse than other fudge stores. And their fudge tasted better than most.

The owners were so sweet to my friends and me when we came into the shoppe! They let us sample a few pieces and were overly friendly to us. I had a GREAT experience and the fudge was absolutely amazing! (I got the cookies and cream, key lime, peanut butter, and red velvet. They were all fantastic!) Five stars from me!

My family and I stopped in while visiting in Oct. 2013 hoping to get some delicious fudge. After the girl working finally acknowledged our existence (we were the only ones there) we asked to sample a few before deciding what we wanted to purchase. We got such a bad attitude from her that we walked out without any fudge. If you are planning to visit Blue Ridge then walk a bit further down Main St. to the other sweet shoppe and you will be appreciated as a customer.

We knew this was a Blue Ridge staple, and made sure to stop by on our recent visit. We went in on a Saturday evening around 6:00pm, and there were a few people already there. There isn’t much to the inside of the shop, but there is seating outside with a TV looping a video about their family-​owned business. A young girl was working the counter (not sure if she was a family member) and she gave us samples of several different types of fudge. The price is by the quarter pound, which is $ 5.99, with a full pound for $ 15.99. Looking back, I can’t believe I paid that much and also that a pound of fudge amounted to such a small amount. The fudge was delicious. We got a caramel apple flavor, caramel chocolate (my favorite), tiger butter (think peanut butter and chocolate) and a dark chocolate walnut. We brought some home with us as you can only handle a little sliver at a time. Yum!

Great fudge… the tiger butter was fantastic! Service was great this weekend as always. Can’t wait til my next trip back to the mountains. I will definitely be heading back to this fudge shop for more tiger butter fudge and hot chocolate.

Three Sisters Fudge is a wondeful fudge shop in Blue Ridge Ga. You must stop by and taste the creamy delicous fudge and say hello to Angelina!
Watch there youtube video

Adorable little shop that is advertised via billboards along 515. It is family owned and operated.
I got a quarter pound of the English toffee fudge for $ 6. I noticed immediately that they did not offer samples, and I didn’t ask. Judging from past reviews, I’m glad I didn’t ask! Otherwise, the family was pretty gracious.
The fudge was super sweet, but I was surprised at how easily you could cut into it with a plastic knife. It continued to stay soft through the next day as well.
It’s definitely a good place to buy an edible souvenir from Blue Ridge!

3 pieces of fudge for $ 12! And it’s not even that good. Sorry — but never again.

Go to The Chocolate Express a few doors down on the same side of the street. There it is $ 13.99 a pound and you get a ¼ pound free… Also there is no minimum.

the fudge is good, but the price for the fudge is exorbitant. 25 dollars for a pound of fudge? that’s twice what you’d pay for fudge at similar touristy places like Gatlinburg. In short, the place is a ripoff. The lady in the shop talked our ear off as soon as we walked in there, and felt obligated to buy something. When we got our slice, I couldn’t believe how small it was for the price!
Also, the minimum you can buy is a quarter pound, and they don’t offer sample boxes of different flavors to try. So, not only are you paying waaayyyy too much for fudge, you don’t even have the option of trying a variety of flavors unless you plan on spending a ridiculous amount of money on a simple combination of chocolate, sugar, and butter. No thanks!

Whatever you do… don’t ask for a sample! On the afternoon of November 20 my wife and our friends stopped in to buy some fudge, we had heard nothing but great things. Not knowing which kind to buy my friend’s wife asked for a sample… the response was less than nice… wish we had just walked out rather than listen to the owner talk to us the way she did… she should rename the store «Fudge Nazi»